JUSTNESS AND SINCERITY

Can you recall an experience when your honesty was tested? Or when
you became a victim of dishonesty?

Numerous times, I’ve felt tempted on situations I encounter. It is an

act of considering to do something wrong or unwise. Those temptations
impair our capacity to justice and sincerity.

In my responsibilities, I do commit errors. These errors will be an

avenue for me to learn and be better by doing wise solutions toward it rather
than blame someone to be responsible of my actions.

Honesty is a very important virtue to possess. It will lead to peace in

our work places because it will constitute respect. We can live a genuine life
with honesty for we don’t need to lie just to make an impression. A work
place where everybody can enjoy for it is free from discrimination and other
forms of hate.

I can show justness and sincerity in the performance of my work by

resisting temptation. I will not accept gifts in exchange to my duties and
services within my responsibility rather to always do my job to the best of
my ability.

RESPONSIVENESS TO THE PUBLIC

How can you show Responsiveness? What realization did

you gain from this session? List down below your answers.
Being responsive means we shall extend prompt, courteous and
adequate service to public needs and demands without discrimination of
race, age, financial status and origin, social ties and appearance.

I make an effort to be receptive by placing myself in the position of the

clients I serve. I want to treat people with the same respect, honesty, and
positivity that I want to be treated and served. In dealing with individuals,
tolerance and patience are also essential. A skill that helps me deal with
other people's conduct and ultimately help them efficiently.

I realized that civil servants must be proactive and disciplined in all

aspects of our work to quickly meet the expectations of the public. We must
consider that what we are doing is for the common good. If there are clients
that are not of pleasing personality, I will have to adjust in dealing with their
attitude and sympathize that maybe they are just going through difficult
times. I will still serve them to the best of my ability and will change the
public's opinion that the government is inefficient in meeting its citizens'
demands.